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Athens Anger: 'Greek police rhetoric reminds of military dictatorship'
Police fired tear gas as angry protesters clashed with officers in Athens as thousands rallied in the Greek capital in protest against German Chancellor Angela Merkel's visit. Merkel is in Athens for austerity talks with the country's Prime Minister.
Russia Today talks to Panagiotis Sotiris, a sociology lecturer from the University of the Aegean.
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